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Theatrical Release Date:

08/27/1992

DVD Release Date:

03/31/1998

Run Time:

125min.

Starring:

Robert Redford , Sidney Poitier , Ben Kingsley , Dan Aykroyd , Mary McDonnell

Director(s):

Phil Alden Robinson

Distributor(s):

Universal

MPAA Rating:

PG-13 for brief sexual references.

Genre(s):

Action,Drama

Plot: In this tech-thriller from director Phil Alden Robinson, a group of five renegade computer hackers, led by Martin Bishop (Robert Redford), are hired by the government to steal a black box, containing a code-breaking machine, from the mathematician ... Read More

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